New South Wales News

This is an Archive of AEBN's Environment Network Weekly (ENW) e-newsletter. Articles are placed in this archive one month after members have received and viewed the weekly ENW e-news. The full article can only be read by members who are logged in.

Hazardous chemicals to be reviewed

NSW Environment Minister Rob Stokes has promised to ‘modernise’ the Environmentally Hazardous Chemicals Act if the Baird Government is re-elected…[Read More]

Changes to waste regulatory framework

As at 1 November 2014, it will be an offence in New South Wales to ship waste more than 150km…[Read More]

New draft MoU for NSW EPA and Sydney Water

A new draft memorandum of understanding (MoU) between the NSW EPA and Sydney Water has been released for public comment.…[Read More]

NSW EPA under scrutiny

A parliamentary inquiry is underway into the performance of the New South Wales Environment Protection Authority (EPA) , with the…[Read More]

Tougher penalties for planning breaches

The NSW Government will introduce new laws to crack down on companies and individuals which breach planning rules. NSW Minister…[Read More]

New Water Bill

The NSW State Water Corporation will become Water NSW and the Sydney Catchment Authority will be abolished with its functions…[Read More]

Land and Environment Court gets more power

The NSW Government will introduce laws to give the Land and Environment Court the power to impose tough new sanctions…[Read More]

Tenders invited for Waste Less Recycle More project

The NSW EPA is inviting tenders for a contractor to provide infrastructure advisory services for Waste Less Recycle More grant…[Read More]

Planning Assessment Commission to determine refinery conversion proposal

The Planning Assessment Commission (PAC) will make the final decision on Shell’s $128 million proposal to convert its Clyde Refinery.…[Read More]

Recycling data released

NSW households are sending less waste to landfill, but recycling rates still need to improve if the State is going…[Read More]

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